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intransitive verb. To correct or set right; adjust.

intransitive verb. To restore to proper condition or working order; repair.

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intransitive verb. To make ready for a specific purpose, as by altering or combining elements; prepare.

intransitive verb. To spay or castrate (an animal).

intransitive verb. To influence the outcome or actions of (something) by improper or unlawful means.

intransitive verb. To take revenge upon (someone); get even with.

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intransitive verb. To place securely; make stable or firm: synonym: fasten.

intransitive verb. To secure to another; attach.

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intransitive verb. To put into a stable or unalterable form.

intransitive verb. To make (a chemical substance) nonvolatile or solid.

intransitive verb. To convert (nitrogen or carbon) into stable, biologically assimilable compounds.

intransitive verb. To kill and preserve (a specimen) intact for microscopic study.

intransitive verb. To prevent discoloration of (a photographic image) by washing or coating with a chemical preservative.

intransitive verb. To direct steadily.

intransitive verb. To capture or hold.

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intransitive verb. To set or place definitely; establish.

intransitive verb. To determine with accuracy; ascertain.

intransitive verb. To agree on; arrange.

intransitive verb. To assign; attribute.

intransitive verb. To convert (data) from floating-point notation to fixed-point notation.

intransitive verb. To direct one's efforts or attention; concentrate.

intransitive verb. To become stable or firm; harden.

intransitive verb. To be on the verge of; to be making preparations for. Used in progressive tenses with the infinitive.

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noun. The act of adjusting, correcting, or repairing.

noun. Something that repairs or restores; a solution.

noun. The position, as of a ship or aircraft, determined by visual observations with the aid of equipment.

noun. A clear determination or understanding.

noun. An instance of arranging a special consideration, such as an exemption from a requirement, or an improper or illegal outcome, especially by means of bribery.

noun. A difficult or embarrassing situation; a predicament: synonym: predicament.

noun. An amount or dose of something craved, especially an intravenous injection of a narcotic.

phrasal verb. To improve the appearance or condition of; refurbish.

phrasal verb. To provide; equip.

phrasal verb. To provide a companion on a date for.

idiom. (fix (someone's) wagon) To get revenge on another.

Fixed; established; steadfast.

Solidified.

noun. A critical condition; a predicament; a difficulty; a dilemma.

noun. In naut. surv., the operation of determining (‘fixing’) the position of an unknown point by the three-point problem, which involves the measurement, at the point, of the two angles between lines running to three known visible points.

To fasten; make fast by some material means: attach or confine firmly or securely: also used figuratively of immaterial things.

Figuratively, to direct intently or persistently, so as to be as it were fastened to its object: as, to fix the mind on a subject; to fix the eyes or the attention.

To hold firmly; restrain from wandering or wavering; arrest: as, to fix one with the eyes; to fix the attention of an audience; to fix inconstant affections.

To establish; give permanence or a permanent character to; make permanent; confirm.

To establish in position or in a situation; settle or place stably; plant firmly: as, to fix a lance in rest; the fixed stars (see fixed, 2).

To make stable in consistence or condition; reduce from fluidity or volatility to a more permanent state; make less volatile or fugitive: as, cold fixes water in the form of ice; to fix colors by a mordant.